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Tag: design
Inventionland
a disneyland for creation instead of consumption. in pittsburgh.
Digital Gastronomy
The Virtuoso Mixer, The Robotic Chef and The Digital Fabricator. Each one addresses a fundamental process that lies at the heart of cooking, namely the mixing of ingredients; the physical and chemical transformation of these ingredients into new compounds; and finally their modeling into aesthetically pleasing and delectable textures and shapes.
Bertelli
beautiful bikes. this guy even makes the hated fixies look good.
The perfect pour
An express guide to the complex and confusing world of coffee.
Antarctica Architecture
Presented through a combination of miniature wax models and sculpted ice, the project aimed to show how new, more sustainable construction techniques could be developed for the continent of Antarctica.
Winscape
Cinema Fantastico
the camera in
always gives epic shots by obeying the law of thirds and other tricks. this is more mediated cinema than gameplay, but: awesome.
$ ReDe$ign Project
The Dollar ReDe$ign Project hopes to bring about change for everyone. We want to rebrand the US Dollar, rebuild financial confidence and revive our failing economy.
Enemy Architecture
tired old cliches bad.
Game developers are unconstrained in their designs for the enemy. Such designers will be punished with poor sales, not death in the gulag, if their designs for the overlord are unpopular. They could go anywhere with the homes of evildoers: halls of electric fluorescence, palaces carved from corduroy, suburban backyards. And yet, in spite of this freedom, most video game designers choose to make a definite connection to familiar – or real-world – architecture. Perhaps they think that the evil lair must emanate evil. There’s surely no room for ambiguity with videogame evildoers: the gamer needs to know that it’s okay to aim for hi-score vengeance.
Gregor J. Rothfuss 